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The Magistrates of the Roman Republic

by: T.R.S. Broughton

Topics: History, Historical, Prosopography, Officials, Magistrates, Rome, Roman, Roman Republic, Italy, Italian, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, Caucasus, Levant, Near East, Middle East, Ancient, Antiquity, Classical, Elites

Collection: robert-bedrosian-library; additional_collections

Item Size: 1.5G

The Magistrates of the Roman Republic, by T.R.S. Broughton, with the assistance of Marcia L. Patterson, in 1379 bookmarked and searchable pdf pages, covering the 6th through 1st centuries B.C. in Roman history. The download contains all three parts of the set: Volume 1 (New York, 1951), 509-100 B.C.; Supplement to Volume 1 (New York, 1960); and Volume 2 (New York, 1952), Annual Lists from 99 B.C. to 31 B.C. Wikipedia has an entry on Thomas Robert Shannon Broughton and his magnificent achievement. Books digitized by Google and compiled by Robert Bedrosian.

From Wikipedia:

Broughton's main scholarly work was his massive, three-volume Magistrates of the Roman Republic (commonly abbreviated MRR)... requiring more than 30 years to complete. The project provides an unparalleled accounting of the names of men elected to office during the Roman Republic and has become a standard reference work. It provides a year-by-year list of all known office-holders, including not only the magistracies of the cursus honorum from consul to quaestor, but also promagistracies and military commands in the provinces, legates (both official and ad hoc), military prefects, priesthoods, and special commissions. Each entry is documented with ancient sources and selected works of modern scholarship. An index by name, listing each man's known offices, appears in volume 2."